English

illusioned

From illusion + -ed.

Formed from illusion + -ed

Latin lūdō ‘to play, mock, trick’

Latin illūdere

Latin illūsiō

Old French illusion

English illusion

Today it means

adj Under an illusion; deceived.

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Etymograph / illusioned

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